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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
Either of them easier/better for mounting, particularly on the Striker?
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
By T_M
Not sure T_M, its been sooooooo long since I bought performance air cooling
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
The Ultra 120 is supposed to be good but I've never seen it in a decent review comparison with the Tuniq or Infinity. It doesn't come with a fan or fan speed controller either. Doesn't really matter though because if you were getting the Tuniq or Infinity I'd recommend grabing two 3rd party adjustable speed high CFM fans anyway.
For example alpha the anandtech reviews. I really don't like anandtechs style of testing. There graphs are hard to interprit the exact methods of testing and the fans used. eg, it's not surprising that the Ultra 120 with a S-Flex 64 CFM fan out performs the Tuniq Tower 120 with what I assume to be it's stock fan. Does it not occur to them that they need to use the same fan on each cooler for it to be comparable??? ![]() One thing T_M, I just got the ASUS P5N-E SLI 650i and there is a problem with mounting the Tuniq because of the capacitors around socket. You can only have it in one orientation and even then it seems to be resting on some capacitors. Not sure how close the design is to the Striker though but you might want to check it out first. |
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
No need for the standard fan or fan speed controllers.
Ill only use it with 6.8W Sunons ![]() Looking at clearances etc, the Tuniq seems a winner, especially given my super tall RAM |
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
actually if you talk about clearance height from the bottom of heatsink, the scythe infinity has ~5mm extra clearance over tuniq tower
But i never used tuniq on striker, only scythe infinity. Backside of striker cpu socket area is pretty empty besides the 6 raised points for the Asus cool thingy http://i4memory.com/reviewimages/mot...riker_132.html |
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
Really??? The pcitures look so very different.
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
Yeah photos can be deceiving but the fact is the scythe infinity is a taller and bigger heatsink then tuniq tower!
before you get infinity read my mod i did for it on striker http://i4memory.com/showthread.php?t=3469 heatpipes may get in the way on removal of heatsink
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Re: QX6700 on Stock Cooling
these qx6700s really are amazing chips,
finally got a chance to sit down with mine tonight and get aquanted, no voltage changes, stock cooler, went straight to 266 * 12, then started clockgen and took fsb up in 5mhz increments and it went to 3550ish wprime stable, clock gen up further to 3720 (310 * 12) which was superpi stable, idle core temperatures are starting to look 65ish at 3720 a little high... 3550mhz wprime took a couple cores right up to 89 degrees... looks like under water might be able to run this chip at 3.5-3.6ghz every day clocks, probably sitting 47-52degrees idle... looking forward to seeing how you go with yours tm! |
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